Australian Spy Boss Moved Resources Before Hanukkah Attack
Australia's intelligence chief redirected resources from counterterrorism prior to the Hanukkah attack, sparking debate over security priorities.
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Ontario Breaks Ground on New Science Centre on Waterfront
The Ontario government has broken ground on a new Science Centre on Toronto's waterfront, set to open in 2029. The facility will feature state-of-the-art exhibits, a Cinesphere, and attract millions of visitors annually.
Muslims Begin Annual Hajj in Sweltering Heat Amid War Concerns
Over 2 million Muslims gather in Mecca for the Hajj pilgrimage, facing extreme temperatures and geopolitical tensions in the region.
Ex-SNP Chief's Husband Admits Embezzlement
Peter Murrell, husband of former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, pleaded guilty to embezzling funds from the Scottish National Party.
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Windsor Police Ticket Parents in Child Seat Blitz
Windsor police issued tickets during an enforcement blitz targeting improperly secured children in vehicles, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
Integrity commissioner clears Amherstburg officials of conflict
Amherstburg's integrity commissioner dismissed a conflict of interest complaint against Deputy Mayor Chris Gibbons and Councillor Molly Allaire, citing lack of evidence.
Howard Moscoe, Ex-Toronto Councillor and TTC Chair, Dies at 86
Howard Moscoe, a former Toronto city councillor and first TTC chair after amalgamation, passed away at 86. He was remembered as a tenacious fighter for social justice and transit.
DND Considers Converting Sports Fields to Parking
The Department of National Defence is exploring temporary conversion of sports fields into parking lots and building a new parkade to address severe parking shortages at its Carling Campus headquarters.
Over 20 Hospitalized After Tokyo Spray Incident
More than 20 people were taken to hospitals after an unknown substance was allegedly sprayed in a Tokyo shopping district, causing irritation and panic.
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Caroline Mulroney Resigns from Ontario Cabinet
Caroline Mulroney, Ontario's Francophone Affairs minister, resigns from cabinet and her seat, citing her father's death and becoming an empty nester.
Sutcliffe to Officially Enter Ottawa Mayoral Race Today
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe will officially announce his re-election bid today. The news comes amid various local and national stories including public safety, politics, and health.
Missing Orillia Man Found Dead After Days-Long Search
A days-long search for a missing man near Orillia, Ontario, has ended in tragedy. Ontario Provincial Police confirmed the discovery, bringing a somber conclusion to the extensive effort.
Caroline Mulroney resigns from Ford cabinet, leaves MPP role
Caroline Mulroney is leaving Ontario Premier Doug Ford's cabinet and will resign as MPP next month, marking a significant political shift at Queen's Park.
Impaired Driving Charges Laid in Muskoka
Ontario Provincial Police have laid two impaired driving charges in Muskoka, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts to combat impaired driving in the region.
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Evidentiary Ruling in Mangione Case Explained
A judge's evidentiary ruling shapes the case against Luigi Mangione. Key evidence admissibility could influence trial outcome. Legal experts analyze implications.
Ontario Rejects Alternate Work Requests Amid FIFA Union Demands
Ontario sends rejection letters for alternate work requests as unions push for FIFA accommodations, sparking labor tensions.
Montreal Police Probe Downtown Shooting
Montreal police are investigating after shots were fired in downtown Montreal on Sunday, May 24, 2026. No injuries have been reported yet.
Belarus Watched After Russia's Largest Missile Attack
Leaders keep a wary eye on Belarus after Russia's biggest missile attack of the year on Ukraine, with Red Cross aiding injured in Kyiv.
Chatham Situation Safely Resolved: Police
Police in Chatham confirm a situation that prompted a shelter-in-place order has been safely resolved. Residents are no longer at risk.
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Ontario Rejects Alternate Work Requests for FIFA
Ontario sends rejection letters for alternate work requests amid FIFA World Cup preparations, as unions call for accommodations.
Public servants can't ride work-from-home gravy train forever
Thousands sign petition for federal workers to work from home most of the week. Author argues they must be ignored due to entitlement in Canada's public sector.
Pope Leo XIV Apologizes for Vatican's Role in Slavery
Pope Leo XIV issued a historic apology for the Holy See's role in legitimizing slavery, marking a significant step in the Catholic Church's reckoning with its past.
US and Iran Dampen Hopes of Imminent War Breakthrough
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Iran's foreign ministry played down expectations for an imminent agreement, while Trump insisted on a careful approach.
Ontario Fights FOI Disclosure of Blue License Plate Docs
The Ford government is taking legal action to block the release of documents related to the controversial blue license plates, citing cabinet confidentiality and privacy concerns.
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MPs Return for Final Sitting Days Before Summer Break
MPs return to Ottawa for the final sitting days before summer break, with key issues including Alberta separatism, health care, and the World Cup.
CUPE to Picket Outside N.S. Premier's Speech
CUPE representing Nova Scotia long-term care workers plans to picket outside Premier Tim Houston's speech, demanding better wages and staffing.
Khanna Mocks Trump for Missing Son's Wedding Over AI Attack
Rep. Ro Khanna cleverly mocked Donald Trump and his son Donald Trump Jr. after the president shared an AI-generated attack image instead of attending his son's wedding.
Cheung Blasts Pompeo with Profane Tirade
White House Communications Director Steven Cheung launched a profane attack on former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, drawing widespread criticism for his language.
Megyn Kelly Levels Vicious Accusations Against Trump
Megyn Kelly accused President Trump of serial infidelity and revived a rape allegation from his first wife, Ivana, during a podcast appearance, criticizing Trump's attacks on Joe Kent's remarriage.
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Man Seriously Injured in Stabbing in Mississauga's Port Credit
A man was seriously injured in a stabbing in Mississauga's Port Credit area on May 24. Paramedics transported him to a trauma centre. Police are investigating.
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